Columbus' Leadership: Smart or Silly?

In Columbus' s first voyage record, it was clear that he ran a compact boat to confirm that his voyage was successfully completed. When Columbus decided to cross the sea to find India, his future and power were threatened. When he changed his position he faced the possibility of rebellion, hunger, and death in a long and difficult voyage. According to Western women and past gender, France and Poska, "Early Europeans expanded their wealth and power through abroad exploration and conquest" (France and Poska, p. 246) This power and wealth It is Christopher. Columbus led the conquest of bold risk, not unknown

In the summer of 2017, Columbus, Ohio began pursuing a smart city plan. It partnered with US Power Ohio to create a new group of electric car charging stations. Many smart cities, such as Columbus, are designed to provide incentives to share climate change, expand power infrastructure, convert existing public vehicles into electric vehicles, and interact with work. We are using an agreement. For this purpose, the US Department of Transportation provided Columbus with a grant of $ 40 million. The city also received 10 million dollars from Vulcan Inc.

Columbus, Ohio, in 2016, won the US Transportation Ministry's Smart City Challenge. The city's SmartColumbus public-private partnership is due to a $ 50 million grant aimed at recreating the local mobile system. Ohio Drive Power's Brendan Kelley said that Smart Columbus is working on improving air quality with the goal of penetrating into the city of 500 electric cars by the beginning of 2020 Ohio's state-wide non-profit, clean It was a fuel company. % To help cities achieve this goal, Ohio Drive Power provides a program that enables residents and local businesses to meet and learn and test electric vehicles. "It turned out that the most effective way to overcome the misunderstanding of electric cars and release them for purchasing electric vehicles is to drive electric cars," Kelly said.